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We are using high precision micro-motors that imported from Germany. There are 2 micro-motors in the thumb, and the other 4 fingers each have 1 micro-motor. The motor is able to offer 120N (~27lbs in weight) grip power for each digit and is combined with our high precision turbine shaft to support the movement of digits. We offer all the components for the repair, but it really depends on whether the prosthetist/clinic will feel comfortable to change the components themselves. Everything can always be sent back to us, and we will offer a loaner hand to the user.

Our prosthetic hand is not 3d printed.  3d printed materials are not strong and stable enough for what our hand needs to help a user accomplish. We are using aviation-level aluminum alloy and food-grade plastic as our hand materials. We have an electrode system that comes with the hand to obtain the users’ EMG signals in their forearms.

• The pace at which each individual gains this control varies.

• Depending on the condition of your limb, it may take several months to achieve confident and natural use of a prosthesis.  Short-term and long-term goals should be jointly agreed between you and the clinicians involved in your care.

• Initial wearing periods should be no longer than 15 to 30 minutes, with frequent examination of the skin for excess pressure or poor socket fit.

  If no skin problems are present, wearing periods may be increased in 30-minute increments three times a day. By the end of a week, you may be comfortable wearing your prosthesis all day.

  Always start with simple activities and gradually increase the complexity as your skill levels and confidence grow.

• Remember that learning to relax is as important as opening and closing the prosthesis.